For anyone who’ been dealing with Internet privacy, Dan Tynan’s The First Truly Honest Privacy Policy is a scream.
(Don’t tell anyone, but it’s much closer to the real truth than anyone really wants to admit.)
Finally, a truthful privacy policy
10 December 2010 by
Kim Cameron – Microsoft: Gov2.0 and Facebook ‘Like’ Buttons
8 December 2010 by
I couldn’t agree more with the points made by identity architect James Brown in a very disturbing piece he has posted at The Other James Brown.
James explains how the omnipresent Facebook widget works as a tracking mechanism: if you are a …
People and online services: leaving value on the table
15 November 2010 by
The recent Google-Facebook flap demonstrates that the hottest battleground for users’ control of the data they pump into these online services is the sites’ Terms of Service. Why? Because when you’re not a paying customer, you’re not in a hugel…
Identity Fallacy – No2UID
11 November 2010 by
This is a tough blog. The ideas started six years ago, when I was battling with solutions for multi-agency information sharing, but they have not gone away. Robin Wilton (@futureidentity) privately reminded me. “I know you’re ahead of your time, …